Can NY law override a BCBS national insurance policy? Their policy states: Loss of eligibility as a result of:
Legal separation, divorce, or dissolution of a Civil Union.
answered on Aug 8, 2023
Law generally controls - health insurance policies tend to be compliant. They are usually carefully underwritten and the industry is governed by strict laws. Good luck
answered on Aug 8, 2023
Whether you have a lawyer or not, this is a sep[arate issue from responsibility for legal fees. The law allows the "non-monied" spouse to request legal fees from the monied spouse. A Judge would have to determine this, and the amount.
we are in divorce process. she lives with my sister and i live in family home. we both own it. we were both arrested as she accused me of blocking access to home, and she was arrested for criminal mischief and destruction of property after sawing the locks. There was no violence. We were both... View More 
answered on Aug 5, 2023
You should be hiring an attorney because the prosecutotial might of the Stste of New York is coming after you for whatever crimes you face. You were arraigned. Weren't you informed of the right to hire counsel?
Now divorcing - is husband entitled to a portion of their current value (commingled funds)
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answered on Aug 4, 2023
In New York, property acquired before marriage is generally considered separate property and is not subject to equitable distribution in divorce. However, the situation can become more complex if separate property becomes commingled with marital property during the marriage.
Commingling... View More
I’m separated and going through a divorce. NYS. I have no income. My spouse is a doctor and makes $300k annually. I’ve mentioned to my lawyer that bills are piling up and I’ve exhausted my savings. Lawyer said I should be eligible for spousal maintenance while we are in the divorce process.... View More
answered on Aug 4, 2023
I know that a month seems like a long time, but in divorce cases it is not. Your lawyer may be trying to resolve this withour court intervention. That may mean negotiation, exchanging financial documents, etc. If that does not work, your lawyer can file an emergency Order To Show Cause, but that... View More
Can I get him to pay for my lawyer or do I have to use legal aid
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answered on Jul 27, 2023
. If one spouse has more financial resources than the other, the court may consider awarding attorney's fees to the financially disadvantaged spouse.
If you believe that you cannot afford an attorney and your husband has significantly more financial resources, you may request the court... View More
Tuition bc they base it off my husbands salary. The tuition is $18,000, I have no income and an old falling down house. Should t my lawyer give me a document stating this, so I can enroll my daughter for an affordable price. It’s also based on breadwinners salary.
When I filed for a divorce in Florida, the case in Queens NY had been dismissed. When my wife learned that i was filing in Florida, she hired a divorce lawyer in Queens who submitted a statement of Facts about me and her being residents of Queens even though had been a registered voter in St... View More
answered on Jul 21, 2023
File a motion to vacate the default and dismiss the case.
I'm going through a divorce and am buying out my husband's interest in the home. My mom will be my co-borrower. The Bank states that I need to add my mother to the deed first before I am able to apply for a home equity loan. What documents do I need to in order to add her to the deed? I... View More
answered on Jul 19, 2023
Both the RP 5217 and the TP 584 need to be prepared and submitted with the deed for filing. Pay close attention to the grantors (must be the same as the deed from which the owners’ acquired title) and to the grantees (to ensure you are taking title how you wish). Consider hiring an attorney,... View More
The original court order was established in 2017. We submitted our Financials (three years tax returns, W2's, 3 recent pay checks) The magistrate came up with a number and that was it. I filed for a modified recently and the non custodial parent tried to get my petition dismissed. The... View More
answered on Jul 13, 2023
A trial is where the Petitioner presents their case and the Respondent defends. The Petitioner calls witnesses and presents evidence and the Respodent can cross examine the Petitioner and the witnesses. The Respodent can call witnesses and present evidence. It is a good idea to hire an attorney... View More
answered on Jul 10, 2023
Your pension is an asset, not support. Her re-marraige is irrelevant. Unless there is some specific clause that limits her ability to receive her share of the pension, she receives it.
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I’m reading a title now where the husband and wife took title in 1966 as John Doe and Jane Doe, his wife. Said husband has passed and contract of sale shows “Jane Doe as to 50% and the executrix of the will as to the decedents 50% as sellers”.
Since title was never... View More
answered on Jul 8, 2023
The divorce severs the entirety interest and creates a tenancy in common. Accordingly the contract is right.
Orders done from the courts, I think I have gave him plenty of time to take care of this matter social security has informed me I have a Asset from this house so they put a hold on my account trying to see what I can do can I Sui him for all this there is still 500.00 of attorney fees I pd but... View More
answered on Jul 3, 2023
If this was a divorce order, you can file a motion to compell or contempt. Contact an attorney.
My estranged husband agreed to signing the divorce papers if I paid for them. I paid for them (online over $300).
When asked about parental planning he wanted no part in the discussion or decision. On multiple occasions he's said he did not want to coparent. He is no longer paying... View More
answered on Jun 23, 2023
This is why you should have hired a lawyer. Submitting divorce papers without both signatures will simply be rejected. You can start separate custody and support actions in Family Court. However, a contested divorce can accomplish all of it. You do not need your husband's cooperation but you... View More
answered on Jun 22, 2023
You should immediately speak to an attorney about this as you will have to explain what happened and then file a motion in that regard. In the end, it will be up to the judge to decide if your explanation was good enough.
I was under the impression that we are not divorced until the judge says so..
answered on Jun 21, 2023
If the judge already granted the divorce when you were in court then you are divorced as of that day. If the judge did not grant a divorce on the record in court, then you are not divorced until the judgment is signed.
2004 if not what can I do about this matter he has ruined my credit and social security has this a asset on me
answered on Jun 20, 2023
What do your final divorce papers say about the house? If you appear on the deed, the house cannot be sold without you. Have a free telephone consultation with counsel.
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2004 if not what can I do about this matter he has ruined my credit and social security has this a asset on me
answered on Jun 20, 2023
It all depends on what the divorce judgment and/or the agreement you may have entered into says
I can't afford to survive with all the debt incurred while married. He does not want to file for bankruptcy, but I do. Is that possible while starting the divorce process and how would that affect the process of an uncontested divorce?
answered on Jun 19, 2023
You can file a bankruptcy, but there may (or may not) be reasons to wait until the divorce is finalized. There are a lot of factors that go into when to file a bankruptcy, under what chapter, etc., and major life changes like a divorce are intertwined with those factors. The best advise you will... View More
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